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NOTE: You can find these instructions as well as detailed installation instructions in the PyBCI documentary.
This documentary is also included in every provided zip-file.
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 There are three different 'aspects' of PyBCI you can download, dependent on what you want to do
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For Users
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 The PyBCI module: pybci_<version>.zip

 Within this zipped folder you’ll also find a documentary, a template folder and an example to get an idea how to use PyBCI.




For Developers
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The foundation as a module:

 PyBCI Python code: pybci_<version>_pythonsrc.zip

 Within this folder, you’ll find the Python module code - in case you want to delevelop the Python BCI module, but not the C++ source code.

 Note:    To get the C++ foundations, you should install PyBCI before working with this code, anyway. See also the FAQs in the documentary.



The whole foundation:

 BCI C++ source: pybci_<version>_BCIsrc.zip

 Within this folder, you’ll find C++ code with SWIG wrapping file - in case you want to develop the C++ code the whole thing, that is actually just the implemented BCI - is working on.

Note: To develop the C++ source code, you’ll need to install - if you do not have it installed anyway as a part of some Microsoft XP Service Pack
 - Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.

To get it working, you’ll have to link your code to the library called ws2_32.lib, then.

If you have not already installed PyBCI, you’ll also have to copy two dll, namely inpout32.dll and glut32.dll in your Windows system folder.
 You can find these in the downloaded folder.

Source: README.txt, updated 2009-06-03